Schedule of school events and tournaments
A city schedule lists Nov 11 Exline to Nov 25 Moulton and Dec 2 Bussey dates, then Jan to Feb county, sectional, and district tournaments for Girls and Boys. Community events include a brass quartet at Centerville, a tape recorder demonstration by Paul Turner, and a Junior Box Supper raising 150 dollars with contests and prizes. The F.H.A district meeting at the high school gym on Nov 1 drew about 120 attendees including girls and advisors.
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Exline
Moulton
Numa
Allerton
Louilia
Blakesburg
Melrose
Centerville
Appanoose County
Richard Goughnour
George Tracy
Bill Harris
Wayne Wolf
Paul Turner
F.H.A
Anne Abbott
Osceola
Hickman
Black
Virginia Lewis
Methodist Church
Mary Ann Crawford
Murray
Edna Kraft
The Sportsmans Creed from Altavista High School
The piece presents the Sportsmen Creed praising fair play and respect in sports. It outlines roles for Player Coach Official Spectator and emphasizes love of the game, loss without excuses, and school representation. The Colonel at Altavista High School, Altavista, Virginia, signs the creed.
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Altavista High School
Altavista, Va
Junior High News Highlights Week Activities
The class practiced physical training twice this week and used the gym for most activities. Students read poems, matched a picture to a poem, and bulletin board poems by Mr. Sheldon. Friday featured Halloween costumes and two visitors, Robert Hiatt and Miss Pollard. An 7th and 8th grade basketball team is planned, and Mr. Sheldon is reading Timber Line. The class studies Europe pasture lands and arithmetic formulas.
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America
Europe
Robert Hiatt
Mame
Miss Pollard
Fifth and Sixth Grades Begin Health Book Study
Fifth and sixth graders start a new health book to learn good health habits for school work and home life. After a combined language and geography lesson, pupils wrote letters to each U S capital asking for state information and received many booklets and maps, showing pride in the resources. November librarians new to the month are Joyce Martin and Charles Turner.
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United States
Joyce Martin
Charles Turner
Ways About the Hags Homemaking Class Finishes Garments
A school note describes girls studying vitamins and minerals aiding growth. Marilyn Rose and peers completed first garments smocks and are making wool skirts or dresses. Rose finished a wool skirt and starts a third garment. pleated skirts with plaid matching and bound buttonholes listed.
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Marilyn Rose
Doris Callen
Ella Hannam
Lois Hiatt
Deanalee Robinson
Fern Foster
Jerry Tuttle
Phyllis Haver
Marilyn
Rose
Halloween Party Delights for First and Second Grades
Second Grade enjoyed a Halloween party Friday October 31 with masks, a die time, and prizes for best costumes. First Grade also held a Halloween party Friday afternoon with costumes and fun activities.
Perfect scorers in final spelling test named
The list recognizes third and fourth graders with perfect scares on the final spelling test this week: Larry Pfannebecker, Sandra Kaster, Billy Woodward, Joy Turbaugh, Frances Kaster, Joan Fox, Joanne Gideon, Richard Wills, Carol Gordon, Jerry Main, Maxine Firkins. A new student, Eugene Myers, has joined the 4th Grade.
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Larry Pfannebecker
Sandra Kaster
Billy Woodward
Joy Turbaugh
Frances Kaster
Joan Fox
Joanne Gideon
Richard Wills
Carol Gordon
Jerry Main
Maxine Firkins
Eugene Myers
Commercial Club Presents Skit The Commercial Department Goes to College
The Commercial Club held a brief meeting last Thursday. The program committee presented a short skit titled The Commercial Department Goes to College after the business session.
Pleasant Hill Social News Chronicle
Mrs George Hammond reports a flurry of visits and family gatherings in Pleasant Hill. Numerous relatives including Tarbell, Bradley, Ponsetto, Massman, and McAninch clans shared weekend meals and Sunday visits at Penfield, Fenton, and Fenton homes while others attended church events and a Song Fest at Centerville Church of Christ. A number of residents traveled to Des Moines, Chicago, and Montrose for events and conventions.
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Truman Tarbell
Jackie
Penfield
Ed Bradley
John Ponsetto
Otha Fenton
Jack Penfield
International Harvester
Chicago
Connie
Max McAninch
Casaamilton
Jay Massman
Lloyd Massman
Clara Massman
Walter Booth
Des Moines
Frank Tarbell
George Hammond
French
Loraine
Roy Sheldons
Darlene Sheldon
George Hammonds
Pleasant Hill
Russell Argo
Jim McAninchs
Francia Argo
Lawrence
Penfields
John McAninch
Centerville Church of Christ
John Clayworth
Harry
Carl Fentons
Wayne Clark and Son
Lloyd Clarks
Jay Argo
Will Kelsey
Sadie Rouse
Hilton
Frances Zaunhiser
Montrose
Colo
L. G. Beaty
Eden Nash
Donald
John McAnine
Moravia Union Subscription as a Welcome Gift
A subscription to the Moravia Union is offered as a welcome gift, inviting new readers to enjoy local news coverage, community updates, and archival features from Moravia based on the promotion.
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The
Moravia Union
Mrs Wm Gardner recounts Moravia trip to Washington and Colorado
Mrs Gardner details a cross country journey starting September 15 from Moravia to Missouri River and Nebraska then into Kansas Colorado and Wyoming. The stopovers include Pike's Peak Garden of the Gods Manitou and a summit ride on the cog railway to 14110 feet. They visit Richland Washington and Grand Coulee Dam, meet friends, and note growth in Richland with housing pressures.
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Richland
Wash
van Giesen
Moravia
Missouri River
Nebraska
Arapahoe
Neb
McCook
Kansas
Colorado
Pike’s Peak
Colorado Springs
Garden of the Gods
Manitou
Nature
Pike’s [Peak
Eaton
Colo
Glenn Sharp
Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming
Rupert
Idaho
Pendleton
Regon
Oregon
Washington
North Richland
Will
United Protestant Church
Iowa
Towa
Grand Coulee Dam
Ocean
Bill
Daisy
Grand Coulée Dam
Yakima
Richard Gardner
Moravia Union Columns Feature Local Ad Wraps
The Moravia Union presents a focal news style column wrapping a local advertisement. Readers see a concise narrative frame that blends public notices with community business, maintaining the paper’s period voice and civic tone.
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Focal News
The
Moravia Union
Enon Social Notes Report From Mrs VanDorin
A two week sun breaks as Enon residents share programs and sales. Attendees include Mia Fern Hudgens Lyle Hiatt and Dean Faber employment in Stockton California. Families visit in Albia Centerville and Tampa with Aunt Marys sale and Jacksonville trips noted.
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Mia
Fern Hudgens
Lyle Hiatt
R. J. Atkins
Deena Roberts
Des Moines
Parental Roberts
Marvin Vance
Dean Faber
Stockton
California
Harold Hawk
Mother’s Kitchen
Albia
R. E. Newcomer
Ief Clester
Mary
Rodger Gideon
Russell Hindman
George van Dorin
Troy Lockman
Tampa
Florida
Don
Max Lockman
Harriet Holsinger
Jacksonville
Jack Campbell
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Scribbler Staff
Jack Broshar
Richard McDane
Rickichard Smith
the Tracy
Mary Rose Main
Delma Veach
Joan Black
Dean Tomlin
Janet Broshar
Lester Sawyer
Georgiana Winsler
Jim Chebuhar
Boyd Paxton
Loyd Paxton
Georgiana Winslet
Bill Wetterlind
Earl Rabuck
Miss Roberts
Mr. Hickman
Miss Hackett
Dick Johnson
F.H.A. District
Moravia Mattress Co
Henry Surber
Telaphone
Perry Radiator Shop
E. N. Catterlin
Optometrist
Continental Hotel
E. State St
L. P. Clow
Centerville, Iowa
Albia Electric CO
N. W. Corner Square
aAlbig
Charles Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
Osteopathic
A&p
N. Side Sq
J.B. Judge
Chiropractor Clark Hotel
Abia
Tech
Junior High News
Beiggs Motor Co
Amr
Alpia
Commercial Club
Turner Funeral
Ambulance Service
Frank Swaim
Enon
Signature Automobile Furniture
Globe Loan Co
Harry L. Close
Met
Nat'l Bank
Poland
Albia Sale Barn
Sears
R. A. Faber & Sons
H. C. Peterson
Auct
Frank Parry
Ha McCormick- Deering Machines Parts and Service
Moravia, Iowa
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